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keepprocthor-objaverse val 1053——@williamzhangNU

Agent runs

Each mode of this task runs once per run. Est. cost is tokens at list price (data/prices.yml), never a bill; see the MolmoSpaces runs for every task of a run.

Codex CLI 0.157–0.159 + GPT-6 Luna, reasoning medium (OpenRouter)default runclosed

TrialStartedAgent timeModel requestsTokens in / outEst. costGrade
U✓ 17m10-03 21:5717m—3.9M / 35k$0.066deterministic 1, grader_error 0, n_actions 238, replay_success 1, video_rendered 1
L✗ 10m10-03 20:2810m—3.1M / 47k$0.062deterministic 1, grader_error 0, live_success 0, n_actions 303, replay_success 0, video_rendered 1

Task instruction (upstream)

Pick up the wooden pestle with jagged top.

procthor-objaverse val 1053 scene
No oracle video published upstream — this is the scene it starts from.
What MolmoSpaces states about this task
Success criteria 1. the object touches the robot and nothing else, and it is at least 1 cm higher than where it started
2. judged at the end of the episode: the trajectory's last row (privileged), done (standard) or 303 control steps (the benchmark's 20 s horizon), whichever comes first
3. unlimited (privileged): both fresh-process replays of the handed-in trajectory end in the same state, and the check holds on it
4. limited (standard): the one episode (no reset) is recorded by the service and replays to the same state; the check holds on it live and in the replay
Family pick
Robot Franka FR3 with a Robotiq 2F-85 gripper on a fixed base (the DROID setup)
Category Franka
Instance molmospaces-bench-v2/20260415, package procthor-objaverse/FrankaPickHardBench/FrankaPickHardBench_20260206_json_benchmark, episode 12
Deliverable /app/output/trajectory.npz with actions: float64 (T, 8), one row per control step, the targets of upstream's joint-position controllers
Reference Solution None is shipped. Upstream's scripted experts (molmo_spaces/policy/solvers) are reference solutions and are not in the image; neither are grasp files nor the public MolmoBot trajectories (agent egress: the model APIs only).
Limited Mode Standard-mode twin of molmospaces-pick-i00-privileged (the same frozen MolmoSpaces episode): Pick up the wooden pestle with jagged top. The agent gets only the eai-standard/2.2 client (docs/STANDARD_MODE_2_2.md); the simulator runs in the sim sidecar (environment/docker-compose.yaml), which owns the episode, serves cameras, proprioception and upstream's kinematic model, and records every executed row. The collect hook (environment/sim/finalize.sh) ends the episode, lets the service exit, replays the trajectory in two fresh processes and writes final.json; the verifier grades those artifacts in a separate sandbox (tests/Dockerfile).
Oracle none — no reference solution (MolmoSpaces' planners and grasp files are not shipped); positive example graded 1 by the separate verifier: molmospaces-pick-i02-privileged__wN67cFo (run codex-gpt6_luna-medium, batch molmospaces-luna-1003; https://embodied-agent-interface-v2-internal.github.io/runs/molmospaces/codex-gpt6_luna-medium-openrouter/pick/unlimited/); human review in PR #47
Base Image ghcr.io/mll-lab-nu/eai-molmospaces:0.2.0
Agent Budget 3600 s of wall clock per mode
Task Dirs molmospaces-pick-i00-privileged, molmospaces-pick-i00-standard

From https://github.com/allenai/molmospaces @ molmo-spaces 0.2.9 (benchmark molmospaces-bench-v2/20260415), as defined in our task definitions @ 030f55607.

Tags

Task DomainManipulation

Why this task is interesting

A wooden pestle with a jagged head stands on a counter close to a wall, among other objects. Finding it is easy; reaching it is not: a top-down grasp catches on the head and the wall leaves little room for the wrist, so the approach has to be planned.

Capability notes

Not yet written.

Oracle demo review

No demo.

Discussion

The hardest of the three pick candidates: an agent that sees the pestle clearly still has to find an approach the wall allows. (@williamzhangNU)